Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-10
LOCAL JOTS.

"Ihe Beggar Stddent" tonight.
Silver in New York, 9455s; lead, S4.45.
"Black Hussar" for matinee tomorrow
afternoon.
Roland Reed and party left this morning
for the East.
Wells, Fargo d Co. to-day received base
bullion, $1,000.
Roland Reed played "Humbug' to a very
slim house last night.
To-day was pay day on the Utah Central.
Over $4,000 was paid out.
The musicale at the Methodist Church last
evening passed of smoothly.
1t is said the. many of the Gentiles of
Tooele county are refusing to take the oath.
About twelve tons of Los Angeles oranges
we're received by local dealer this morn
ing.
The Raymond exoursionists left by their
spebial train on the d. d r. G. at a. m.
to-day
Mccormick g. Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion, 81 800; silver lead ores, 5000; total,
S4,l00.
w. w. Moffatt has been appointed Com
missioner of Deeds for Utah in the District
of Columbia.
j. f. Youngberg's funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon from st. Marks Cathe-
dral at O'Clock. Friends are invited.
Matt. Moore was yesterday arrested by a
Salt Lake policeman. He is wanted by Mr..
Barkalow, of Ogden. Full particulars will
be learned later on.
OF the ninety-five Raymond xcursionists
who visited the lake yesterday not one en-
Joyed the salt water bathing. Six of them
went in just the same.
The Nationals will meet the Butchers in a
friendly game of ball, day after tomorrow.
The postponed game between the Nationals
aud Silver Grays will be played on Saturday
next.
The following legend appears on gate
near the Utah Central track south of Provo.
For originality ii spelling and the use of
capitals 1t certainly is q full length ahead:
''Cepe thes Cats Shut for if Stock git with
In and ar Cid will nos Pay for them"
= The members of Calanthe Lodge, No. SIX.
of p, are requested TO meet at Castle Hall,
Wednesday Tomorrow at o'clock sharp
to attend the funeral of Brother J. +.
Youngberg. Members of sister lodges are
invited to meet at the same time to attend
in body.
The yellow flag in the front of Mr..
Stuart's tailor shop on First South street
will be taken down tomorrow. The last
one of his two children, who were being
doctored for membraneous Group, died of
diphtheria this morning. The first one died
on Saturday last.
The game of billiards between Josh Davis
and Josh Arthur, to be played in the Walker
House billiard room on the evening of the
18th ult., promises to be closely contested
one. Davis is said to have once scored l42
billiards in one inning during his practice
games and has frequently scored 100 points.
The base ball match comes off. The bar
tenders challenge the BARRIERS and are ac-
cepeed. Game starts promptly at d. m.
Over twenty gallons of beer will be there
until the game closes. After the game the
two clubs will adjourn TO Nick Bernardis'
restaurant, at the expense of the losing
nine.
An accident which occurred at the d. 81
X. G. round-house this morning resulted in
ID. b. Rugg getting an incised wound over
the right temple, which penetrated to the
bone. DR.. STANDARD, who attended him.
says that the wound is not serious, and the
patient will be around again in less than a
week.
There were quite number of applicants
for citizenship before Judge Zane to-day.
His questions on the main points were
about the same as those of Judge Hender-
son, though in detail it was much less
searching. Two or three were refused ad-
mlttance because they would not promise
that at no time in the future would thew
take another wife. On the whole, it is safe
TO say that no guilty man escaped.
There will be regular meeting of the
Loyal League 90 the Federal Court room
this evening. A number of meetings have
lately been postponed, greatly to the disap-
polntment of many of the members There
mas considerable amount of League bust
ness accumulated in the meantime and il is
to be hoped that there will be full attend
ance at the meeting this evening.